How to parse through a C/C++/C# project and write all packages/classes/methods into a database? [closed]

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For my new application I would like to parse another C, C++ or C# project, so that i can later display the graphical representation of all the classes in this project.

So I thought that its a good approach to use a database with the following tables to store the necessary information:

TablePackages:
id | name | parentID

TableClasses:
id | name | packageID | sourceCodeID

TableSourceCode:
id | members | constructors | methods | classID

But now, how can I parse in my C# application the source files of other projects? Are there any libraries available or where should I start?

Should I even rethink my approach and choose a completely different one?

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For C#, you can compile it and use reflection to get the list of all classes/properties/methods. For C/C++, you would perhaps need to implement a parser in some form yourself.